Overview

The purpose of this site is to help nonprofit organizations get their web pages on KORRnet. 

Note: If you are a representative of a nonprofit organization, and you are interested in learning about KORRnet and how to get your website online, click here for information.

I am not a web expert; however, I have placed several sites on the web, and I have learned a few things about where to find answers to the questions I have along the way. My approach here is to take you through the steps of putting together a simple site using free tools that are available to anyone with an internet connection and some sort of browser. You will find examples of two sites that I have put together to serve as templates for anyone wanting to use them. I will show how I made these templates and what kinds of options you have as you develop your site. 

Using This Site 

A menu is located at the bottom and top of each page on this site (with the exception of the templates). Use it to get to major topic headings. I put an index menu within each topic heading on the left side of each page. A link to my email is on every page. Please use it to report problems with the site or for suggestions on ways to make this site better. 

This is what you will find here: 

Basic information about the internet and web pages

Web page templates where you need only insert text to create a web site

Links to sites about creating web pages

Links to free software for maintaining a web site

Graphics and pictures you can use for your page 

Links to health related resources on the internet

Links to information about Loudon County, Morgan County, Roane County, and Sevier County

Frequently Asked Questions and answers about KORRnet

My main job at KORRnet was to help members of the County Health Improvement Councils in Loudon, Morgan, Roane, and Sevier counties get community web sites on the internet. I developed this site as a resource for those people, and in turn, for anyone else responsible for developing a web site on KORRnet.

My work in this area was made possible by generous contributions from:

http://www.covenanthealth.com/